Excellent. I am aware to stay active,exercise, eat correctly and pay close attention to my body. I do not have Osteoporosis because of the combination of diet and exercise.

Diet, less red meat more chicken, fish and turkey. I eat even more fresh vegetables. Even less sugar than before.

I also do balanced horseback riding.

My health. I am also trying to educate other individuals you can do things to help your body. It is not a guarantee you will win the battle, but it will help.

The book is well received, but some cancer patients want a guarantee that the cancer will never return. Or some think it is only luck that you win the battle.

At first the unknown future. But you learn how to keep your mind busy and your body healthy. The other challenging part of cancer is when individuals ask you "why did you do so well?". But they really don't care.

To my faith. I also walk out to the barn and tell my troubles to my horses. They don't tell anyone what I have said. They also don't care what I look like.

I have learned to take time for myself. I have also set goals for myself and have learned how to reach them.

I also work with a support group to help other women going through cancer and the time afterward.

I have worked all of the years after my treatments.

I have always worked, but you don't tell most people you have gone through cancer. Most people don't understand.

Since my chemo and treatments, I have been well. I don't even catch a cold. It may be diet, exercise and being out in the barn taking care of the horses.

Going through the treatments is mental, nutritional and physical. I have written a book that mentions diet, mental and exercises you can do to help yourself.

I had Neuropathy but I didn't want to take any more medications. The Chemo was more than enough for a life time. I started doing little exercises with my boys and continued through the years. It not only helped me with my job since I am on the computer all day.

Have faith and there are things you can do to help yourself with the battle.